SureStay Hotel by Best Western Eureka

Clean and friendly staff

Overall, he hotel was run-down. The bright side is that the employees provided exceptional customer service. My concern is that Eureka still uses a sundown siren! For those of you who don't know, those sirens were used to warn Native Americans to town by sundown or face vicious hate crimes and arrest from the settlers. Often, the encounters resulted in extreme injuries and/or death. To say that the siren is now used as a curfew warning for minors is a classic example of whitewashing Nevada's racist, Eurocentric history. Eureka believes it's above the law and doesn't have to comply with Nevada SB 391. Avoid this town if you can.

Propreté et confort de la chambre , dommage pas de table de nuit

On nous a mis à l’annexe … un couloir avec 10 chambres et au bout une cuisine ou 4 personnes on cuisinés pendant 2 h en riant , utilisant des appareils électriques bruyants , et dégageant une odeur de cuisine si forte qu’elle est rentrée dans la chambre et nous a importuné toute la nuit . L’hôtel n’était pas complet , je pense que c’est notre réservation Booking qui a joué en notre défaveur . Stationnement dans la rue , devant l’annexe .

Location

Nothing to report, was fantastic.

Great oasis in the middle of Nevada.

Do not stay in 401-409 if you want some peace and quiet. The workers there are loud, smelly and rude. The make so much noise was not the place for me

Convenient parking right on the street. There was a restored car show going on just a block from our room. Made for a restful stop between Park City and Tahoe.

This is a warm and welcoming place for you and your dog, with clean rooms, in a beautifully maintained place. The town is very sweet too, with Mom’s Cafe just down the street. We loved that it is family owned and run.